BLACK LIVES MATTER

"Stranger Things" cast members participate in protests across the country in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Hartley Sawyer's tweets from 2012 and 2014 surface on the internet, prompting his dismissal from the series.

Police arrested a man who shot a protester and risked the lives of others.

Justice Smith took to his Instagram account on Friday to share a video from an anti-racism protest in New Orleans.

Jordan called out the entertainment industry for not being active enough in addressing racial discrimination and prejudice at the workplace.

Late singer Prince was an advocate of 'black excellence' and promoted loving one another irrespective of colour and race.

Former royal aide says the 'highly politicised' speech 'couldn't have happened' before her royal exit.

YouTube held a virtual graduation ceremony titled 'Dear Class of 2020' on Sunday, headlined by Barack and Michelle Obama.

The president is scheduled to host a roundtable with law enforcement on Monday.

BTS and Big Hit became the first from the Korean-pop industry to make a public group and label donation after which several other have followed.

Meghan spoke about George Floyd's death in a video message to the graduating class of Immaculate Heart High in Los Angeles, of which she is an alumnus.

Durant will not play for the remainder of the season as a form of silent protest.

Civil rights protests shaking the United States have resonated with many in Australia.

The former wrestler also addressed the section of people who advocate that 'black lives matter' should be replaced by 'all lives matter'.

Tee Franklin accused Stephen Amell of being racist for still hosting his podcast amid the Black Lives Matter movement.

Lili Reinhart publicly announces that she is a proud bisexual woman.

Meghan admitted the delay in her message saying she felt unsure what was the 'right' thing to say about the tragedy.

Tiffany Trump took to Instagram on Tuesday to post a black square along with a quote from Helen Keller.

The Commonwealth Trust is overseen by Queen Elizabeth II, her grandson Prince Harry, and his wife Meghan Markle.

Colbert said that in civilised countries, George Floyd's death in police custody would have been called 'murder'.

Cole Sprouse said cops arrested him and other protesters while standing in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.